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C,srs or DISCHARGED employees.

The trial OF the cases OF three OF the former employees OF
the American Opera Company discharged at Chicago last
month for incompetency took place In the City Court
YESTERDAY Mr. Parry, the discharged assistant stage man
aeer sued for $3.50 two weeks pay, ana Miss kcnard9
aud Mis-. ls two OF the discharged ballet da 1cers,
sued also for Two weeks pay-SG0 eacn. LugeDe H.
Lewis attorney fol the opera company. was absent nom
~ nv and hIs clerk appeared with ail WITS
and asked for adjournment OF all three cases on me
Ground OF Mr.. LewIss professional engagement
SLevhcre and because Charles T.. Locke, general
manager OF the company and Theodore IhonaS'
musical director. both unable To be present on
acrounf OF the opera Company opening It's season IN
Earore last night The matter wa nnally arfThgcd
letMecn Nj Badger. attorney for the plaintis ana Mr.
K3nsicy retrcsritug MI Lewis and "a stipulation was
entered INTO by both parties whereby the piainn III each
case was allowed take inquest and the opera con"
pany was allowed ten days within when 10 move IVr u
trial on the merits OF the
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A STATEMENT FROM MR.. HGNKLE

A Howard Hinke. Of Cincinnati concerning whose
snit against Mrs Thurber for $4,000 advanced 10 MI
Lock- for Il American Opera Company AT inc request Oh
Mrs Thurbcr the facts have been published so far as
they con be lea med from both sides an their counsel
has been i'm New.York business for several days lie
will return 10 Cincinnati this forenoon. To TRIBUNE
re,orter who called on him at the Hotel Brunswick yes
terlay he said
Ido u,t feel that il is Necessary Adj much 10 the state
mems that Dave ALREADY been pIIhlrI to'Vn ns Nv 49,
thai there controversy the dernc" 9 Mis %
Der. 20 Tar a. can read IN 10 he ytv Of m.
attorney That winnie she a'kno"ie'ko' 'o % ,r
csi the American "pTa Conp"hI she - o w.
On mis- lew The day Deore advanced to money
Received long "istS'oIr i hUh Iaw,rT Of New.
Yors representing her ant The American oper,
Company would call upon me ah ieqnrothg y. a. y
Fin all tiati cCu AFTER CONVEX 'it0h a,',t r m
PAW in Gin innat no stitN uh !. ~V,u oo
9 t; Mr. ~ rr ,r wnd 20 sonay ruArantce. He agreed
such money 90 ne GO layy m,ss % ,
tary R,A @'n ,,1 h T TGsyeg te
"A IowAED HlNKLE Kindly arrange 10 ea'h l;oSA
ments JtAxSEilE NJ, T ! 5i1 ~ nav
The sum with interest and fees IN the meantime hat re
peatei that tho money would be- pm am ~
asked to patient December l. sent tbs following dis
patch 10 Mrs Ihurber a; Chirago: All. -,
"JRAXNKTTE NJ Tnu RBEE. want s'm6ihlng positive IN
regard thousand draft returned Do you rnai~ntee
payment and whonl Answer. A HOWARD hAhLE
On The same received this answe 81 from chicago;
"a HOWARD IINKLR: Certain y he patent heeP ,pa.
pers right with Mr. ~ yon think wisr Have mn
cent oas National Opera tonp%ny N lineage
by enemies trot ch0ut ihe UnIel ~tatc% tinhB w
from New> ork city. iet was '"minK "a" sgo 81 Oh
Finding that could the ronoy from hr attei 70
reais6 s1r .eut the claim 10 my attorneys. Marsh, vii
Son allace for collection. That IS all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29

Commodore Johnson, who was native OF Maine, en-
od the Navy in 1896 and was present at the lombard
ent of Vera Cruz and ruspan In 1917 and ISIS he
served in the frgae OHIO. of the Pacific Squadron The
next four years passed at the Naval School and with
the Brazil squadron lie became passed midshpman
in 1852 In 1858 again served with the Pacific squad
rom and rom 1859 he Attached to the Coast
Survey. lie became lieutenant Ia 1872 IRON looo "
1861 he attached to the San Jacnto then cruising On
the coast OF Africa From 1861 to 1868 he commanded
the Teunessee of the Western Gulf squadron and was
present Mt the bombarmen and passage OF Forts JacA
son and st. Philip lie became acknowledgements,
in 1862 In 1854 he was attached to tho katahdin' %
the Western Gulf Squadron In 1868 ana looo no "".
ottache, IN the Naval Academy, and for two years
s sarysd an the sacramento then performing spo
service on tho North Pacific station ne
~ the south Pacific Squadron He was nise = Sar v.v
in VA after years seryce with INC ~ sss sonfh
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OBITU \.
ZAVARR WILMSHURST.


The death Of Zararr Wilmshurst. which occurred on
Thursday nj No 20 state So Brooklyn. from the
busiue,, world gentleman who for many years has peeh
,onsncuou, "A writer and editor ia that department
., ,b press which IL devoted insurance and 1t re-
moves from the literary world figure that was interest
, In day. uoy far distant and about which still fingered
for those who knew hn, certain reminiscent charm
The real name OF Mr. WimShurst was william
n.nnett. but ia early manhood ho obtained II legal
change OF name and adopted the designation under
which he lived and died He was born IN England III
1894 and I'm his youth was one OF the literary associates
and friends who clustered In her later days about tho
celebrated Countess BessngtOn. At that time he wrote
many poems and and attracted especial attention
by making careful and telling poetic translation OF
acme Of the more important OF the Morse poems. AT
LATER period he became clergyman aud preached for
several years his being noted Tor ferven pe
Ir,n,i humanity OF feeling and vigorous eloquence.
ON comng to America he devoted his talents more par
tcuarly to miscellaneous lltelatuie' anu Ply liz
ishrd one two collections OF ms poems. ne
became connected with tine New York press ana
MAS an editorial writer Tor the old weekly heMsp"Pei
called The Alias lie also wrote Tor the stage pIouEs'
.'n,ny othrr plays u drama On the subject OF baw,
ihorprs scarlet Letter with me consent oi sa,anci
I"thorncl and tragedy entitled :" Altocris lie han
M toward The dramatic profession, and once,
=, teast ne came forward the New York stage ~ an
cienial uerformance at the old Waacks Theatre the
Broome d. and broadway house,. when lie performed1
CiGoTd in tue Hunchback On the ueath
theodore hagen he , became SaH u, tS i Tr
lie Mas al associated cdltoIialy WIN Ine HS"us !i"
or and The Insurance nms In 49, sPls S Wao %,
,s pppbcr Poems" VAS published by Dodd Mead In
hc LATER part OF his lie hc contributed TO periodical ei
aturc chiefly short stories ana ieigous pocs ' ,so
h,s hymn, arc favOrcs. Mr. Nilmshurst professor lho
Yiun faith lie was an OK. eiie. % p
culry In languages, and he mas written T,i, "i n
rrts connected with German poetry anu .nv ,,,"
80, tir was admirable dignity of character ihies
rlfy OF principle, enthusiasts labor IL So nv, lie WAS
rh1-ty nnd great gepteuess OF hetrt anu iiio' ' ~
,, 49, -, y,,ar,ied but he survived both his wives
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Thrown OUT or WORK N WINTER.

To the EditOr Of The TrfbuHe.
SIR Knowing the readiness with which TIE TEIB-
UNE interests it el assisting the deserving and
fortunate, appeal 10 you tor assistance in securing
position wi;h your Republican busInt IS men
readers tor "A gentleman who has b, moved from
position by this Reform" Administration, under cir
cum-tances unjust and unreasonable that IT proves
itself political persecution.
man OF good haba abilities AMI capable of filing
almost any position he finds himself thrown out in
middle OF winter and n family dependent upon him,
that will suffer if he does not find employment AT
once He IA a good bookkerper or shipping clerk,
can furnish the best of references aud viii accept any
honorable employment
Neu- York. Jan. 10. 1887.
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LEGISLATURES IN VARIOUS STATES.
NO CHANCE IN THE INDIANA CONTEST

NO CHANGE M THE INDIANA CONTEST.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. % tSpeciah.The Senatorial dead
lock becoming monJtOnous that even the legislators
are growing tired OF It, Both sides careful not to al
low each other 10 get advantage but to-day the vote
dropped to seyeny-two for Turpe, sixtyeght for Har
rison and four for Allen Congressman Bynums return
from Washington. Ostensby account OF the illness OF
one his children is rega rded OF political sig
ncance and has consequently caused considerable CON-
men Democrats assert that through the influence or
politician "Sam" Williams member of the Legislature
two years ago he is endeavong to In luce Representa-
tive Robinson to vote for him. Bynum, however. de-
that the suspicion Is unfOunded The argument on
the appeal OF Colonel Robertson in tho lleuenanttiov.
ernorship case was continued I'm the Supreme Court
through the whole OF today The opposing counsel were
the leading candidates tor United states senator
ri.L Lii fiGrLn
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THE DrvOCR ATTIC FARCE N NEw-JERsEY

TRENTON. n. j.. Jan. % tSpecidi.-Ihe Democratic
farce OF a joint meeting was continued to-day Tho
meeting was attended by Senator and six Members,
Messrs Moon, Harrigan, Mitcher, Walter. scudIer,
Rrckwith and Matthew'S Mr. Beckwith presided ana Mr
Atkin.on WAS secretary Seven votes cast FOR
Abhett and the meeting adjourned until t.
Senator Chase was In town hut went home before the
meeting was held ON the senate side of the state House
ten senators appeared. Mes~r@ Carter. Fish, lafg
Miller PnucOaAt Thompson, tranlncr. kne, RIGGS ana
Moon all OF whom Republicans. executing Moon
SECRETARY Reang called the roll and In the absence or
uuortm AN adjournment ordered To Mon LAY evening
There il general expectation that the situation VIII
change somewhat week aud there will he general
rally ling members o. boh parties mere Oh Vhuay
. pk
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THOMAS L. O'CLOCK.

Thomas C. Pollock, until recently president OF the ~.
Nicholas Bank. at No. Wast died yesterday at his
home. No. 317 CarltOn-ave., Brooklyn. lie born In
this city in 1890 aud while hoy entered the employ Of
Chamberlain Phelps q Co.. one of the leading firms in
the Mediterranean trade. He aferward with tho
provision firm Of Y. Hubbard a sons. About twenty
years ago he became connected with the cotton firm Of
X. X Graves Co.. and the death OF the head OF tho
firm he associated with A. b. Graves the succeed
ing firm When Mr. Graves became president of the st.
NJ holas Bank about 1--WE years ago. Mr. Pollock went
with him cashier Two years later Mr. Pollock sue
ceeded to the presidency. Owing to health he resigned
last October For several months he suffered from heart
disease which caused his death He left wife and
sou. The funeral will be Monday evening, and tho
burial will be on Wednesday In Greenwood
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PHILADELPHIA DEMOCRATS IN DISTRESS.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. % t>peciol-The Democrats are
in dire distress the refusal OF John Hunter their
nominee for Receiver Of Taxes TO be candidate Hunter
says that under circumstances will he accept their
nomination. The direct Of this action, however Is
the that barely majority of the delegates voted to
lndorsc his candidacy 1t il well known that had the
vote been unanimous he would have accepted. Colonel
Bancs the Democratic candidate for Mayor, has also
declined that empty honor A meeting OF the leaders
has been called tor Monday next TO name another
candidate for Tax Rccciycrand for Mayor f eN-GoN-
ernor Pattis0n George DE T. Kem would accept the
Mayorality nomination, either could have II.
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oa1JrORyIA OBITUARY.

from a LGohdnge
Boddlepopster ia dead The bare announCeWTcth.
will plunge tho city into unspcakabe gloom should
have died twenty wears ago. Probably no man Oh MS
day has eSerted so peculiar influence on sools'y a.
the deceased Ever foremost in every good woa d.;
of which ANYTHING could be made, an unsuhteu oi'
penser Of every species Of charity that paid co,
sion the Mr. Boddep4pstsr, Mss assth ons
Of n and ws aSSS mounds Originally born in
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HIGH LICENSE BILLS IN Pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG Penn. JAN 2s.-In the House to-day the
Brooks High License bill reported favoraoly from the
Committee Ways ard Means with amendment Inc
amendment makes the license tax for liquor saloons IN
cities Of the first and second classes 5000 third fourth
and fh classes $500 borough, OF 10000 inhabitants,
slOO and all Others $500 Also Mr. Roberscn's hill for
the license Of Wholesale nquOr dealers, making tho
license $3.50 for sales up $4,000 and 500 Tor safes
above that
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BrLLoF FARE IN ENGLISH

To me Editor Of The TribHHe.
SIR: Tie editorial IN TnE T.IBCNE oil yesterday
on the language OF bills OF fare, induces me- to hand
you herewith the bill OF of the recent dinner OF tho
New land Society in the city OF Brooklyn, In which
tho names OF the dishes printed IN IngSh except
in n Tar II has been necessary tn employ french
terms TO define the style or combination OF the
" culinary process" This dinner took place on inc
evening before the New-Engl land dinner III Ncw-iorh'
the language Of whose bill oil fare your recent core
spondent criticised &. NJ 81
No. ISL frOnt-SL, Jan. 20, 1887.
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INSURANCE on THE cHRYsrIEsr BUILDINGS.

INSURANCE on TIE CIIRYSTiESr. BUILDINGS.
The damage 10 the stock and building ut No % Ih9S
TEST Ia which a 1ro broke Thursday nlSh anu
the stock In the adjoining building on the so"tn u
estimated to he $2J. 900. \. Wolf Co, manufacturers"
stamped tinware Occupied the four upper noois Va o0
53 Their stock and machinery valued NJ = 49, w.,
aud II almost wholly de ,trOycd. They were Insure" w
$500 The building belongs TO lngcrsOl Il htSoh Gnu
s damaged %. 600 IL Is insured for @IJOOh tue ioi'"
Ing companies;
Mechanics OF Philadel. Imperial OF London; si'-'"
pima 900 Reliance OF Phia"' 900
United FirrInen's OF pima ...-..........-. i''"V
Phade PHI 1,OOOltlIe Association Va ~,
Firemen's Fund of san Phila ieip la
Francisco. OF London
Watson, Karch Co., Who occupied No. 81 Chf}
a furniture factory. sustained loss % SOoo ~ %
aud water They have insurance policies Issued ny 0"
companies: -. ooo
Mount Holly ~ " Us 900 Peoples OF NewOrloa'Fg0n
Franklin Of Wheeling A;tna of Hartford i'
W. Va...-............ 900, Continental OF No" ,oo
,,nn - Na,sv,,p 'J0nl ,I,,a ~ NcwO reans 500
Hanover OF New. YORK. 800 Coimrrcai Union OF soo
Southern Of Now.Or- London .-'''-'' 900
leans ........ 600 Phunix OF London. iv vu0
We,,ru OF Toronto Loco Fircmrns OF bay ton o"o
burg 1000 Tenn LOU
East Te,a, OF ylrr Protec ton Of kno1vlio, ooo
Tex 1000 Tenn iooo
vii. u'' " 500 chincry). ............ looo
Now Orleans. l.oooi
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rEMlIE SrrrRl GTSrs VISIT TIE PRESIDENT


WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-A committee appointed by the
National Woman Suffrage Association called on the freSi'
dent today and presented "a memorial asking him 10
veto the Elmunds bill or the Tucker substitute therefor
Whichever shall pass Congress pIopong TO diNtrancse
non polygamois women Of Utah The President SAID he
wonid give the memorial his careful consideration io
recognized that II was serious matter to dsfranchsc
my Id
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pr,c,xrosryG GROUND IN TEXAS.

AUSTIN Tex. Jan 2s.-The Legislature at noon re-
sued the ballot ng for United States senator. the INST
ballot oday being the twelfth Of the contest resulted
-Maxey. Az Reagan. 50; Ireland 3D. Every member
OF both houses this ballot for the first time As
compared with the last OF yesterday MaNey and
Ireland each gain vote. while Reagan loses one on
the thirteenth ballot Maxey got 50 votes Reagan. 81.
aud ireland. 49, At the announcement or tm' totc me
conference thus putting an end the baotng for the
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THE DEADLOCK IN WEST VIRGINIA.

CHARLEsIoN, W Va, Jan. % ('pecidD-ln the JOINT
Assembly to-day only vote was taken for United
STATES senator with the following result Camden Dem)
81; Wiley tI,cp). 30 Burde (Greenbacker, g. John
son DENY. ! Brannon DEM, .; Newman Dem.l, !;
Harris tDemD |: knight tDrm.l, Jackson Deln) :
DAVIS ti)emJ |. and Governor Wilson Den.), /. Inc
excitement Is SIN great. and prospect for an early
election Is not encouraging 10 the Democrats
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SUBMITTING PROHIBITION TO THE PEOPLE

SUBMITTING PROHIBITION TO THE PEOPLE
LANSING Mich. Jan. 2S.-rhc state Senate last night
nassed the Joint resolution To submit prohibitory
amendment 10 vote Of the people by vote OF twenty
two 10 ten The resolution had already passed the House
NASHVILLE Tenn. Jan 2S.-The Senate today passed
on IT. final reading the prohibition amendment 10 tue
constitution the vote being yeas, 81 nays, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29

BLACK-BAIN-On Wednesday January &C. 1887 at Cleve.
lnd Ohio 10y the Rev George \. Leavitt Una C. Balm, oi
Cleveland to Charles Oscar Black. OF Now-lorK.
No cards.
HAIR SHORVF-HARRISON-On Wednesday. January 20.
by william Brush Margaret Bentley daughter
stephen d. Harrison. OF Jersey CITY, n. j. AMI
William =. Hartshorne. OF Newark, NJ.
UAVENS-BECKWITH-At the restencs OF the brides
parent, TivoIi y. " THURSDAY. January "a by me
Rev DIR. W H. Aubrey Of London England. assstei
by the Rev O. Lewis Piatt Leila H. tanglter Of William
s. Beck WITH esq. TO Abraham Brtton Hayens OF New
York.
NOcIrds
ROsS-ADAMS-At the residence Of Mr.. Oscar Button.
Elizabeth j. by Rev. Osclr Gesner. Mr. Joseph T..
Ross to Miss LOnse II. Adams both OF Elizabeth.
Toledo and Chicago papers please coy
DIING-HOYT-At the resi- lence OF tho brides
parents Chatham y. j.. wenestv evening January ~
by the .ev r. In Some Nolie Fralcoa dlut tcr o.
Charles ~ Hoyt. to J. Jennings Speeding oil Newark
Nj
All notices Of marriages must be indorsed uih fal'
1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29

Edward Barry aye thrtyono, OF No. lG2 West fltty-
third at stroled into the office OF st. yincents Hospital
$50 last evening and said he wanted to know WHAT was
the matter with him The doctor saw nj glance that
lac had wedevcOpcd case or smallpox ana the hutn, !,
ties were AT once informed lie was taken away nv ~
O'clock lie had had tho eruption since ast Satuuay
hut had kept work every day. He says he mas pee
working ~ "a stableman In the Elfth Avenue hiuihS
-.ln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29

TrInu.r OFFICE Ian 2o-i A. NJ The barometer fcii
steadily yesterday, with partly cloudy skies Inc .e',
peraturc ranged between 25' and 5O' the average 'o
being 2ao higher than on the corresponding day i"S'
year. ana 22' higher than on Thursday -, onoh,v la
In ana near this city to-day theIe Will P'''
cooler weather, with rain.
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SCHITTZ

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Jan. % (Speciatl.-Hcrnan
Schulz Editor and founder Of the Fyi Pesse f Terds
Of this city, died this morning OF paralysis He sixty
years old and widely and favoraby known through
Texas and the Southwest lie was q native OF
Prussia and came to Texas in 1851.
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srxsrp1r ONO ITGIsIATORa

Cort'MBUs Ohio, Jan % Cpecidb.-The Ohio Legs
aturc arranging to adjourn sine die on March 8 reso-
luton TO that ee t having passed the Lower House to-
day and the senate IL expected 10 concur THIS Is the
earliest ever fixed for an adjournment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29

Paciac Station, commanding the Omaha one year md
toned at the Mare island Navy Yard Later Commodore
johnson had command Of the Training squadron. and
wa, some time sgnal officer duty at the Navy Depart
menf He took command OF the Portsmouth Navy Yard
in 1884 Had he lived his promotion as rear admiral 70
succeed Rear Admiral f. \. McCauey retired, would
have been announced yesterday
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TIE WEATHER REPORF.

GOVERNMENT ISDICArGONS-FOR Il HOuR+
wAsruNGIoN. Jan. % For Ncw-Eneland, New-iork'
NcwJerscy. Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland anu II
gna, sonhcrly shifting 10 slightly colder western! "S'
rain snow.
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Special NotlceJ.
Hnilnlo I.iIhia springs. Va.

A. Buffalo Lima springs. W. $500.
The lease o. these springs tbs Vrsnh Bnfho Lthis
sprnrs CO. II CANCELLEn Tho shIP MEN Il OF rHH
WATER is now under the
EXCLUSIVE CONTROL OF THE OWNER
Per,ou, desiring this water FRESH oaiy secarettW
ORDERING IT DIRECTLY or OR THROUGH PER
SONS WHO ORDER DIRECTLY OF
THos. f. GooDE Propr
pnat nncn aIlrcss BufalO Lithia springs. va
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MARRIED

is absolutely necessary gooi health Scientific expert
meuts in that Hy geia Dis.
tlel Water Will stand known test for determining
purfv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29

When the Liver fails to act and you bilious and out
OF Sorts DR. Jaynes sanatiye Pills. to bring about
healthy action of the Liver and all distressing
symptoms.
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THE FIRE RECORD.


PHILADELPHIA Jan. % tSpociaI,.Fre last night De
stroyed the sX-stOry paper warehouse OF Armstrong
Craig X Co., Nos IL and Ia south Siyihst The bniih
ing belonged the Howell estate and supposed Ia
be thoroughly nrcproof The loss is upward Of FlOoooo
with the following assurances:
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DIR. 7. NJ. WHEATON.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 23.-Dr. J. NJ Wheaton, n leading or
nhoogist OF Ohio and author Of the finest report OF tho
birds OF the State, died tonight.
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Canfeci0 Laxative.

Ouack Plaster Makers MAY Strike,
body Bensons will suffer save thon
e.yes. Ask for Bensons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29
Pure Water

Decided bargains Sealskln Garments Fur Lined Circ-
lars. {. L. Shayne, Furrer. 1903 Princest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29

us, Boas Robes Caps and Gloves. prices reduced c. O.
Shayne Furrier, 1913 Princest